A landing page that starts more free trials.
A free trial page asks someone to spend time learning your product. It works when the value is obvious, starting is effortless and the commitment is clear: how long the trial lasts, what's included, and whether a card is needed.
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A conversion-focused free trial landing page for a project management tool for small agencies: a hero with an outcome-led headline, a product screenshot and a Start your free trial button with the trial terms beside it, a three-step "what happens next", features shown in use, a security and data section, an FAQ on cancelling and importing, and the button repeated. White, slate and vivid violet with a clean geometric sans-serif.
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What a free trial page needs
The sections worth building, and why each one earns its place.
An outcome-led headline
What the user will achieve, not the category the product sits in.
The product in use
Screenshots or a short walkthrough of the main workflow.
The trial terms, by the button
Trial length, what's included and whether a card is required, right next to the sign-up button.
A very short sign-up
Email or single sign-on — nothing more to get started.
What happens next
The first steps, templates or onboarding help, so the trial doesn't begin with an empty screen.
An FAQ that answers objections
Data security, cancelling, importing from another tool, and what happens when the trial ends.
Real proof
Customer logos or quotes you have permission to use.
Tips that get more people to act
- Offer sign-in with Google or Microsoft to skip the password step.
- Repeat the trial terms beside every sign-up button.
- Link to pricing, so people know what comes after the trial.
- Match the page to the ad or search that brought people there.
What to avoid
- A card requirement that only appears after the form.
- Asking for company size, phone and role before the trial starts.
- Charging silently when the trial ends.
- Screenshots of features the trial doesn't include.
Common questions.
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An outcome-led headline, the product in use, the trial terms next to the button, a very short sign-up, what happens after signing up, an FAQ that answers objections, and real proof.
It's a trade-off. Without a card, more people tend to start; with one, fewer start but they are usually more committed. Whichever you choose, say it clearly next to the sign-up button.
Get them to a first useful result quickly, with sensible defaults, templates or sample data, and short onboarding emails that point to the next step.
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